Integration of bounded monotone functions: Revisiting the nonsequential case, with a focus on unbiased Monte Carlo (randomized) methods

03/01/2022
by   Subhasish Basak, et al.
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In this article we revisit the problem of numerical integration for monotone bounded functions, with a focus on the class of nonsequential Monte Carlo methods. We first provide new a lower bound on the maximal L^p error of nonsequential algorithms, improving upon a theorem of Novak when p > 1. Then we concentrate on the case p = 2 and study the maximal error of two unbiased methods-namely, a method based on the control variate technique, and the stratified sampling method.

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